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The Nepal Communist Party government headed by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli completed a largely eventless year in office on 15th of February. However, he seized the opportunity to enumerate the achievements during his tenure in office.

The political statement on January 27 by the co-chair of the ruling Nepal Communist Party Pushpa Kamal Dahal with an ‘imperialist coup’ jibe at the US and in support of embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is proving to be a bitter pill for Nepali foreign policy mandarins to swallow.

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Established in February 1993, the Kathmandu Post, Nepal’s first privately owned English broadsheet daily, is today Nepal’s leading English language newspaper, with a daily circulation of 82,000 copies. This makes the Post Nepal’s second-most widely circulated newspaper—after Kantipur daily. The Kathmandu Post is also a member of Asia News Network that has over 15 members and is known for its insightful, unbiased journalistic work of the highest calibre. Read more»